AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWestern Sahara Environment & Rights: Sahrawi experts unveiled “Plunder Footprint,” warning that resource extraction in Western Sahara brings ecosystem damage that can be irreversible, with the Moroccan wall, landmines, and explosive remnants also harming wildlife routes, water flows, and livelihoods. Occupied Territories Politics: The Balearic Parliament condemned the deaths of three Sahrawi citizens in an attack attributed to Morocco, reaffirming support for human rights and Sahrawi self-determination under UN resolutions. Diplomacy Watch: Paraguay and Mauritius both moved to back Morocco’s Western Sahara sovereignty line, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2797 and calling autonomy the most credible path. Morocco Election Aftermath (Ceuta/Western Sahara angle): Morocco’s legislative vote delivered PAM 97 seats (38% turnout), while the PJD surged to 54; meanwhile, officials framed the “theater” of elections in occupied Western Sahara as unable to change Sahrawi will. Media & Culture: Al Jazeera faced criticism over a Morocco election map that appeared to separate southern provinces, reigniting debate over how Western Sahara is represented.
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